New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
WHY CLEVELAND HESlTAIES
DANGEROUS TO MEDDLE WITH P2orEC-
TIGN.
NATOR HIscOCK on THE BENEFITS OF i''T IT.
PUBLICAN Foley - SALOON III LII Az"
TIE DFMOCEAlS.
my reL2GiA?I To rHH raiIuse.I

my rfL-GIAPI IHH r:iiuS&
porcuKF1I.sIf Oc:. 2O.-Tnc sixth OF the EcphDlchh
mass, meeting, in the interior oi the STATE 'c'Nc ~
.era,or IuseocK aud colonel Grant was held III C.
.,,, ,,,,, Uopsc az this city to.uIcnf. The OPERA
I;cuso yhcn will hold 200 prrsIns was crlN'let WIN
listeners. The evening tra'n from western Ne"-ioi"
brnngt senator IIiscort. Colonel Grant"h MIS- "r'
Thew we're wrlcpmcd at the dspot oy eN-'aS"r ""''H
and Mr. and lirs Wallace Bruce. Colonel "rh1 ana
M,. Grant went to the Nelson II USE where they were
,istod v MANI OF lie leading ciiHcns The meeting III
e op,r lleu, he.an at o'clock Wallace Bruce acted
as temporary chairman. ON the stage were oA'i'A"i
Era White Assembly man John Ildt- 'ipcI a Dci'
the EepnIcan candidate for Senator; Joan Il Dueher'
L. ; Atwaier. e. NJ COvcn. eN-fo1'hdslsi H. H. n''i
and many o,hsr leading citzcns
NJ Hrucc in a spesch prti.ci Colonel Grant ana Incl
aeptlllv sad that he the OF man "ho hAd made
if possible Tor Democratic President to Visit southern
state and not visit foreign country Ihi' evoked
much applause John ilatt was elected PERMANENT
cb ,r,nnu lie introidced Colonel Grant. who was
greeted with cheers and prolonged applause ooio-eA
Grant bowsd his thanks AMI sad
MIR CuNHMA~. LADIES AND GENiLEMtN LEI me u'H'
thank You for this cordial .reetIns ahi "n % ~, S
vuh winch Won greeted tho mention OF me u IN" :" NV
far.r have iu.t been thrOigh Ncw-n ofk Sth' ir"hl
-" i.r. ne tIi,I..,n RIVER and cv ny where fodud
enthusiasm and hearty support OF TINS canvass 'ons
R-pubcans. lAppanse. read IN i'elno'r''lr INV.
pn,,rr today hat il Wa, estimated That the kepubcan
maturity in tnls Stale would I've 9nojo
hope that estimate Is trnc one. lAppiaaSr, Ill, WY
MI, should have suuh large majority senate" iilSc"'A
Will tell you. aud Therefore now give way l" ANU
senator uIscock was then introduced lie was wei
coined with great appia, Sc. lie sad IN part
| do no wonder that President Cleveland ana nus an-
vscrs are troubled how reduce our National surplus
OF elODODo.OOO Tue RcPuhiican protective titln his
c our industries AMI our in'nuIa,t es 'i t
w0nll De pc4i"ua tASh ' 10 r,ror of mis- sur
nus one Is nv the reinova ~ duties On the maniiat
urel goods when are brought ino our country AM mus
expose wor&insnen I" competition WIN va, p i
, ,,e ' Internal revenue taxes 1t Is not for
10 my
Dem ,crats nre in possession ine Hovr t ,
Certainly Republicans are opp0sed 10 any oiIr w
our tirh laws which viii destroy Ile.r p."trou t
character They know that the protective tln tlc Lr-
publican Congresses framed mas brought mnrrWo'prty
Ia the abonns Of tue cointry thih an lhns H.,
the highest possible WAGES should be- paid the ab"rer
that VIII leave fair profit 10 tho captall-t p'lrVe ~
the organization OF l,bor as 10 ." '"'1 wv. "a" 30.
let II combine anii-poyery s)ciecs Ihcrc IL Way
OF forming nti.povrrtr socstcs namely 10y eAch man
temperance Look the CAPITALISTS who are 'ere mo
ab1rcs here. aud you viii soc ~ their accs tue
evidence. OF tlufi. industry and Temperance
rhIs Georgs ami ucCilvnn party speak ahnt oHca'e
the Republican party In two OF It's panks II iavors tho
state supplying Eas. hsat and water ny dI u h" ~
a stpD further and that people should 10 gwen lonu
and ciotnugI rms doctrine IL most unrepubhran IL
should he rejected oar f'rmef, aye m.r pro ln,rs
worth 600 600 The effect NJ ms prod2iols pro-
ducilon that the price u Hour has been force' d""h
below what it has besu before - u IL win our
iron ana steel was 80 low ~ It Is to-day
TIE PRr,rpfN p1fs WELL 10 Hr'IrNIE
This Is the grand achievement OF the protective policy
of the Republican party 10 not wonder that Grover
Cleveland, confronting this achievement OF uo
Republican party. hssiiites 10 attack the
tariff We hore IN tho United states
believe also IN protecting the fruit. Of the American
brain. The inventive genius OF tic conniTy has p'rn
party The result is that farmers have been sup
plisd with laborsayih machine, ing ti,'c' l",io
isn't A farmer IN Dutchoss County but recognizes The
hs cuItvatss his farm az less oo7i han hn il
before the Republican party came iIo power IL 7'V
h.tve riIf tn nd her
tine achieve nent OF Inc Espubcan party Has not me
Democratic party Dccn IN power two ami hh!i year,
What has IL doLcl iOn may pin mp "A piece oil wh!lH
paper wall ant n, 70 recall what II mas Zone I'D
bet 1911 the conition the country aud the paper VIII
white when you flush your task ON yes hs
President has vetoed ihs pills pcnsonng the soldiers
and has thus saved the country 9toopvo y raag Ia,
/ ne reduced the expenses ~ me Government
On the contrary. outside OF pensions anu lr Interest on
! tie public debt the ehpeh'c' OF VIC noso' -
$4,000 600 tins year than they we're III $50 u
IL no answer his 10 that tongress appropriated
the money II was The Democratic h"u-" 81 hspt','H
taivrs which introduced and passed lhe'e DIS j. -
true concurred. but then the department.
IIarbor bill tse bin for the erection Of ioruncaiinns
Government vent ND 80 900 900 ih~ Democrats
into office ON the CRY OF Turn ts ra'os OUT
10 investigate ermna! charges ssAn' ,,ec
n as D,ynr T-f dared 10 report We ara preparing
for the ngAt OF lS--. Tho skirinlsh hho ~
being established II is proper that We snoid orSinLe
tins fall that great contest II Is proper tht we
Noud turn Ia these tiyi! service reform
era Who under IA. leadership 81 'e"ffe MHIhh ait,
went tho Democratic party claiming ma, iney
couid pnrfy IL u; that under GfOVer 'Fe-
land they could civil service Reform 10 prfcc
ton HE Republican party hhn passed te 'Fh -"INice
these gentlemen under Mt GURUS lrit
the Kspubcan party and defeated a. To DAY they are
/ turning their packs Grover Cleveland. They are
using bterer words against him than nave empo'el
They recognize doubtless. their responsibilities FOR what
l tAey have dnpe
! Yon Pronbirlonsts also struck down the Republican
party In 1854 Have you Induced tho Democratic parry
| In mass pfohihfiOu lawsi stand here tonight
10 saw thai prohibition i'm possible No Law can ne en-
forced there I. large ptedomlnatng pubic sen
tlHent In it. favor. Drunkenness stalks uuchallougci
In the streets that have passed ptohibOry laws
before there prohibition sentiment Dacs or them
How much BE- would have been FOR the prohibitions
they had remained within the Republican party
and tried buug 10 TO their level Inc personal liberty
party ganILsl 10 ths saloon ON sunday
Encouraged by INNS yetors OF tho Temperance
big passed ny tina Republican Legislature. The liquor
/ passage % IA law oprning the saloons on sunday Al
Republican. IN legislature last winter passed the
Vedder bill II would have reduced orr stats taxa
ton ~, JOOOOO but Governor H vetoed IT, lie vetoed
it, aud now should Ike 10 call the attention
of You Prohhtou-ts tho fact that tho brewers as
tllrrs and liquor dealers have This >J1pDoOD IN their
pocket. spend Ia tho election ~ democratic members
Legislature pledged 10 vote Tor law opening tho
saloons sunday. The cierXymen arc taking hold or
this The late assaults our Christian sabbath by the
liquor dealers have aroused them. Can you Prohibit
onists afford 10 Join hands with Governor iil In Sink
! ing down tho Christian sunday
Senator Hscock and Colonel Grant viii address the
Republican. Of New-Yorx city Ia the Cooper Institute
Saturday night
IIOITOR MEN SEEKING PLEDGES